Is This H. Magnifica/Ritteri?

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Just curious what you think. Is this a mag?
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Definitely has all the signs of it, but good grief it's bleached, so I'm hesitant to say 100% until it colors up some.
 
Yes it is but it’s definitely bleached. At least it doesn’t show any signs of bacterial infection like most mags but it needs to be exposed to quality lighting asap and fed a bit of mysis 1-2 times a week until it can get its colour back.
 
the nem came from whole saler 2 days ago and added to DT today. There’s still high probability it comes down with infection but I have Cipro on hand
 
It moved and attached its foot on at least 2, possibly 3 different rocks. It wouldn’t be shocking if the anemone deflated in the next several days
 
A little context:
120 gallon tank with 3 Gen 4 XR15 fixtures for light. The T5 bulbs are offline. 2 MP40s for flow.
The tank is currently under re-aquascaping.
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